Housing Minister Rose Jackson has broken her silence four days after the ministerial driver expense scandal was revealed, saying she was too “excited” about her birthday to speak up at the time.
A major Sydney council has been accused of obsessing over racism after it unveiled a six-figure “anti-racism strategy” involving “bespoke” training for staff and ratepayers to combat prejudice.
The Central Coast Council has rescinded a warning to residents in some of its most affluent suburbs, having earlier told them to boil water because it might contain harmful bacteria.
A teenager has been rushed to hospital after a large tanker fell on him during a workplace accident in Sydney’s east.
Australians have emerged from the Voice to Parliament skirmish with new found confidence to express national pride and support Australia Day celebrations, according to political experts.
Faith leaders are urging the next generation to maintain a sense of national pride as Australia Day shapes up to become a hot-button election issue.
A woman has been left in intensive care after a suspected case of botulism – believed to be linked to an at-home injectables company handing out unregulated anti-wrinkle injections.
It’s the race that stops Sydney Harbour, with four iconic ferries set to make waves in front of thousands of eager fans, in the annual “Ferrython” on Australia Day.
Nurses are furious with NSW Premier Chris Minns’ claim first year salaries are $90,000 a year. Their calls for him to explain an $18,000 discrepancy have fallen on deaf ears.
NSW’s teetotaling Premier has stepped in to stop any more regulation on alcoholic versions of popular soft-drinks, as the booze category explodes in popularity.
A statue of Captain Cook in Sydney’s east has been vandalised for the second year with red paint splashed on the figure and parts of its face and hand destroyed.
With taxes on spirits and beer to increase under a six-monthly tax hike tied to inflation, the founder of one of the best bars in the world has called for booze taxes to be “drastically” cut.
Locking up bad guys comes naturally to ex-cop Peter Dutton. It’s in his DNA. So it’s no surprise to see him play to his strengths ahead of the federal election. Will it work with Australians?
Psychiatrists warn the state’s most high risk patients will walk out of emergency rooms and back onto the streets amid psychiatrist shortages, following an alleged absconding incident at a hospital this week.
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